Oliver Dowden and his cronies are placing pliant ghouls in every position of influence
“The Conservatives seek to limit broadcasters’ abilities to inform and entertain and to hold the proven liar Boris Johnson to account.” Illustration: David Foldvari/The Observer
“The Conservatives seek to limit broadcasters’ abilities to inform and entertain and to hold the proven liar Boris Johnson to account.” Illustration: David Foldvari/The Observer
Sun 9 May 2021 05.00 EDT
Many on the left have blamed Keir Starmer, and the white working class’s perceived abandonment by Labour’s patronising metropolitan elite, for the political survival of the corrupt liar Boris Johnson. And it helps that Johnson showered our body-strewn streets with costly vaccines, like a negligent drunken father suddenly treating his starving children to a spaff-up Saturday dinner at McDonald’s. But Starmer alone cannot be held responsible for failing to inculcate a sense of Johnson’s mendacity into,
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International legal and professional services firm, Ince, has today announced the establishment of a global virtual choir from companies and organisations from across the industry to record ‘Sailing’ – the song made iconic by Rod Steward – in partnership with Royal Museums Greenwich and supported by four of the world’s leading maritime charities: Mission to .
Up to 20 shooting stars per hour will light up the night sky this week as the Eta Aquarids meteor shower reaches its peak on Thursday night.
The show is the result of the Earth flying through a cloud of debris left behind by Halley s Comet during its last journey through the inner solar system in 1986.
The show will reach its peak on Thursday May 6 but meteors will be clearly visible from today and through to the end of the week, astronomers explain.
NASA said that to watch the shower you should get a comfy chair and be prepared to sit outside for hours but you won t need binoculars or a telescope.